... at the Lon- don Tavern yesterday, to take measures for forming a Com- mercial Travellers' Club, by which comparative privacy and the commasd of appliances for comfort hardly attain- able in any other manner might be secured to that great and important ...

... best consult the interests of his well-earned reputation by retiring from the bench which he has so long adorned to a privacy where he will be followed by the respect and affection of his countrymen ?? The answer is of course expressed by eloquent ...

... freeholder) the right to place a bar for the purpose of preventing impedi- ments from heavy carriages, and preserving the privacy of the road. The question at issue between the marquis and the trus- tees of the Grosvenor-place district is this— Has the ...

... lords, that noble and illustrious lady v .- left behind her an example, on retiring from the throne , •to the comparative privacy, of peace and ex'r me charity. Ide n«t use chanty merely in the sense of t^e abundance of ltnseiving, but in her liberality ...

... even the prospect of being placed under circumstances affording the opportunity of cultivating cleanliness, comfort, and privacy, of which they are wholly deprived. (Hear, hear.) He would now touch, in a few words, on what were tbe feelings of those ...

... such collections are brought to- gether. The library, at any rate, ought to be per- kily free ; and if. from the greater privacy and con- tracted convenience of the print room, tickets should oe deemed necessary, they ought to be issued on the premises ...

... allow the state of his accosnt to be ' known by ath rd person without tte authority of the cus i toaier. The right to such privacy wa* of great importance ' to the commercial world. ] Mr. Coach, on the part ofthe defendants, contended that « the cheque ...

... of a dishonest debtor assuming the character of an honest mi«, has provided, by c. 223, that on evidence of dishonesy all privacy shall cease, and that the debtor 5h..1l be dialc with as a bankrupt; and it accordingly provides, amongst other fjings, that ...

... thi- desirable situation, combining under the same roof the elegances comfort and economy of a club house, with domestic privacy. Ul expenses for servant* and attendance, furnished coffee-room, .Nc, are in- cluded in the rent. lor terms and particulars ...

... this desirable situation, combining under the same roof the elegances, comfort. , and economy of a club house, with domestic privacy. All expenses for servants and attendance, furnished coffee-room. See., are in- cluded in the rent. For terms and particulars ...

... S., and S. to take these additional premises, which ' they have refitted for the purpose, and Ladies will find here a ; privacy and convenience for the selection of goods unknown in other houses. A spacious room in the rear, and in connection with their ...

... M., S., and S. to take these additional premises, which they have refitted for the purpose, and Ladies will find here a I privacy and convenience for the selection of goods unknown in other houses. A spacious room in the rear, and in connection with their ...